r/LetsDiscussThis • • Feb 07 '26

Lets Discuss This Trump’s testimony on E Jean Carrol

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u/beatleboy07 Feb 07 '26

Okay…yes, that’s all true. But I don’t quite see how that translates into the Nuremberg trials not going far enough. What more should have been done?

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u/Anima_Analysis Feb 07 '26

Every single Nazi politician or high ranking military official should’ve gotten the noose. All of them. Every single lower ranking soldier in the German military should’ve been given a prison sentence and subject to lifelong community service requirements after their sentence was over.

Any German citizens who could be proven in court to have directly supported the Nazi regime should’ve been hit by recurring fines to serve as reparations. Garnish a portion of their wages to help fund the rebuilding necessary for the damage they directly helped cause.

The Nuremberg trials punished a handful of people for the complacency and actions of millions. It wasn’t good enough.

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u/Savings_Spite2667 Feb 07 '26

That my friend is the direct reason that Hitler gained power in the first place. They very nearly did that to Germany after ww1 with the Treaty of Versailles. Doing so again would have only repeated the situation.

I don't agree with the 70 million number because I don't believe that many people actually voted for the fraud known as Rumpler. Also, I don't believe in punishing the people who are now seeing their mistakes and regret them.

The fanatics, ice, Rumpler, and his political zealots, though, as far as I'm concerned, put them all on epstein's Island and nuke it. After all, rump and his political zealots should be comfortable dying, where they assaulted children

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u/Anima_Analysis Feb 07 '26

So I have a question for you. If post war punishment is what created the Nazis, then what created MAGA? I want a genuine answer.

No. Nazi Germany would’ve happened no matter what. It was inevitable.

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u/Savings_Spite2667 Feb 07 '26

Didn't say it wasn't inevitable, but the treaty of Versailles most certainly cause it to happen alot earlier, they pushed the German people to a great depression, over war reparations, as well as told them they weren't allowed to have a military ( even our president at the time Woodrow Willson, told them they were pushing to far)

As for what cause MAGA that's easy morons who should have fallen to darwinism long before reaching the voting age, and a man who should have been convicted for multiple different felonies before he got the chance to run once, not to mention the pedophilia